The image, titled Stormy Waves, was taken by ePz member CraigBill. Captured in the Arizona desert, it features a sandstone formation shaped by wind and time. The formation is known for its smooth, ...

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1. How To Add Blur The two ways we are going to look at are slowing down your shutter speed and using zoom blur (movement of your lens). The second can be a little harder to get a grasp of but ...